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Going for Gold
- Carly Zimpleton, Book 2
- Narrated by: Luana Maranz
- Length: 5 mins
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Going for Gold
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
Carly has been in love with the Olympics since she first saw the games on TV.
Now that the Junior Olympics are coming back to her school, she is super excited!
She starts to practice immediately, but after her accident last time, she’s convinced her favorite turquoise suit is bad luck.
Her pink suit feels too tight and itchy. She just can’t stand it!
Carly’s mom promises it’s just for practice. She’s been preparing something special for Carly to wear at the competition....
Carly can’t wait to see it!
Will her new suit help her shine and win that gold medal at last?
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